#cases-psu-and-cooling

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candid moth
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Yep

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America? @light wyvern

light wyvern
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Yep

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Thx

candid moth
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Wait

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You said h500

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And td500

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Nvm

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@light wyvern

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I have this case myself

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I can send some pics if you want

light wyvern
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Yes please

candid moth
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Its not the most white, but

light wyvern
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Looks nice does it give good airflow

candid moth
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Yes

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Do you know gamersnexus?

light wyvern
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I can always paint it over

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Yeah

candid moth
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They gave it case if the year 2019

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And best thermals 2019

light wyvern
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That’s awesome

candid moth
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Yep

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Its a really nice case for the price

light wyvern
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Can you send me some pics of it with ur setup

candid moth
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A lot of cable management room

light wyvern
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looks nice

candid moth
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Yeah gimme a sec

candid moth
scenic lance
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SEND PICS

candid moth
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Bottom kinda comes off

scenic lance
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oh

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sorry idk

candid moth
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Top doesnt budge

scenic lance
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oof

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is it a p400a?

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i know nothing about that case

glacial needle
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why are you trying to take the top off

candid moth
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No not the top

scenic lance
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so can install rgb

glacial needle
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send a better pic then cause those are bad pics lol

candid moth
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The side with nothing

glacial needle
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like

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full picture

candid moth
glacial needle
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and picture of the side panel itself angled towards the top

candid moth
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Trying to tak that off

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Gimme sec

glacial needle
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ok

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if you're trying to take it off

candid moth
glacial needle
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from that orientation, you should be able to just slide it >>>

candid moth
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Damn it

glacial needle
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pull the little handle lip

candid moth
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I think I broke it

glacial needle
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how

candid moth
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I pulled off the bottom

glacial needle
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uh

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slide towards back

candid moth
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Wait no

glacial needle
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and take it off

candid moth
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I didnt

glacial needle
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ok

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good

candid moth
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Got it

glacial needle
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good 🙂

candid moth
glacial needle
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eh thats not that abnormal

candid moth
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Its not, just silly

glacial needle
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wait thats a new case right

candid moth
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Yes

glacial needle
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yeah thats normal. theyre just keepign the wires from being thrown everywherre in shipping

candid moth
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But like... just do it on the side

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So I can use those holes

glacial needle
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they wouldn't put the wires through the gromits cause diff mobos have diff slots in diff places

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you're supposed to take em out and cablemanange where you need em at lol

candid moth
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But why dont they do it for me.....

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Kidding

glacial needle
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ok lol

candid moth
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I wish

glacial needle
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cause ive had mobos that have the front IO on the side instead of bottom

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and sata ports on the bottom instead of side

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etc etc

candid moth
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Yeah

glacial needle
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what case is that btw

candid moth
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P400A

glacial needle
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ah. nice 🙂

candid moth
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Yep

candid moth
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Hey,I bought the P400A digital and was wondering what fans are inside? It doesnt say on the product page

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Wondering if anyone knows

flat eagle
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off newegg?

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if so it say it the specs.

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Fan Options
Front: 3 x 120mm (2 x 120mm black fan included) or 2 x 140mm fan

elfin trout
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@flat eagle I think they want model number to buy more of em

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I found it for them before but I'm too lazy to check the product website rn

candid moth
candid moth
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Top left

drifting sonnet
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i'm using a prebuilt, do you think there's any way for me to control the rgb in the case cooling, or is it probably wired into the case? cyberpowerpc one, so it's all their stuff

candid moth
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@drifting sonnet its most likely connected to the front io

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If theres any buttons you don't understand press it and it might change it

drifting sonnet
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i know there's a button i just wonder if i can do my own thing

vocal tree
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how do you shop for the right psu to fit in your case?

candid moth
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What case?

vocal tree
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in a Lenovo H50 case

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micro atx board

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and I'm pretty sure the case is matx as well

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ok I guess a good start is to look up the shady psu that's in it already

vocal tree
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so I think this is it 🤣

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I don't know what info is relevant in matching it with my case

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is it just...micro atx case, micro atx psu?

tender root
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no

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that doesnt (on the surface of things) look like a atx psu

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hm, never mind

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it actually looks like it IS a ATX psu

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meaning, most other psu's that you see us talk about here should fit in that case

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and that is a good thing @vocal tree

vocal tree
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a while ago, I measured it and compared it to the dimensions of various psu's on Amazon, just looking for one that was the same width and height, and at the time I found it difficult to find any

tender root
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its not the total measurement that is actually important

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its the part the screws into the case

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the "depth" of the unit can vary quite a bit :)

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the other two measurements (because they have to fit the screwholes in the ATX case standard) should be very similar however

vocal tree
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yeah

tender root
vocal tree
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yeah that ought to be it xd

tender root
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look at the first picture, see the 4 screw holes and the pattern they form?

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the "bumped" square-ish shape?

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___X X

X X

kinda looks like that?

vocal tree
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yep :)

tender root
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just ignore the _ discord formats away spaces :)

vocal tree
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. lol, a period would fix that

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;)

tender root
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@vocal tree

vocal tree
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yup

tender root
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that is the cx (2017) that we recommend all the time

vocal tree
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ah

tender root
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does that answer your general question about psu?

vocal tree
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I think so

tender root
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ok :)

vocal tree
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yeah haha

tender root
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ask if you have more questions :)

vocal tree
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how would I approach estimating total system wattage?

tender root
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in general, just list things here and we can over it with you

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or buy a 550 and dont worry about it

vocal tree
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hehe

tender root
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you can get a LONG way with 550w

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as in, a 12core and a 2080 is not a problem

vocal tree
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yeah I might just go with 550

tender root
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do remember, it has to have a certain quality

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the 550 number alone is not enough

vocal tree
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I don't think this computer goes over 250 atm

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I'll be mindful of that :)

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just asking because of the silly product title

tender root
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the black/grey one yes

vocal tree
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ok, thanks for the help

tender root
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you are very welcome @vocal tree

vocal tree
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one thing I didn't consider, my board has a 14 pin board power plug, and 4 pin CPU

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I remember seeing psu cables that have detachable additions for boards with 24 pin, 8 pin or such

tender root
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your board will NOT work with a psu like the CX

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or any other "normal" ATX psu

vocal tree
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darn xd

tender root
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because that 14pin is a custom connector that your system manufacturer has cooked up in some mad lab somewhere

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regular atx connector is 20(+4)pin

vocal tree
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I don't imagine it would be practical to get a 20 or 24 pin to 14 pin adapter, would it?

tender root
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doubt it

vocal tree
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I suppose I could build a new computer if that's what it comes down to 😅

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this would be an okay computer to give to my mom

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she's stuck with a Dell Inspiron 15 7548 laptop I think

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it has a 2c4t 5th gen i7, 8gb of 1600mhz ddr3, and a hard drive

lofty pewter
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@tender root actually wasn't 14 pin just some old dumb standard?

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I hear about it, rarely tho

tender root
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you are thinking AT @lofty pewter

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yes, but it would not be the first time that it was custom wired on the connector

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welcome to the wonders of OEM machines :D

latent light
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Is Lancool 2 a good case? Hardware Canucks and Jay say it's the best but Steve from GN tested it and had bad temps

raven zenith
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Whats the best psu out of those? Sorry kind of a werid format but need help lol

elfin trout
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RMi should be the best. @raven zenith

vague hatch
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Hey, so at my local store these power supplies from a company called "powerspec" are on sale. Can I trust this company or should I still go with the previous recommendation of a corsair cx?

plucky bough
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You can’t trust all PSUs of a particular company

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Also, I’ve never heard of PowerSpec so I would go with CX 2017 since I’m sure it’s a safe choice

elfin trout
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Sketchy sounding company

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Cx is a good budget series.

vague hatch
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OK, thanks for that

plucky bough
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No worries 😉

vague hatch
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Hmm, it's always price or quality with these things. Even budget psus run you over $60

plucky bough
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CX 450 is $58

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CX 550 is $51

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Mind that

vague hatch
vague hatch
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Cool, I can just get the $20 rebate that's applicable to that psu

plucky bough
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Thermaltake Smart is bad, get CX instead 🙂

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https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/1116640-psu-tier-list-40/ This tier list could help you with your choice(s)

vague hatch
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Thanks for the help... Again

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This time I'll be sure to take a screenshot

plucky bough
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No worries, good luck !

chilly holly
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Guys, where do you plug in the fans on the motherboard?

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Burned one of my fans. Help.

vocal tree
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case fans will be marked with SYS_FAN or CHA_FAN and CPU_FAN is just the CPU fan

mighty stream
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Thoughts on the snowblind case?

chilly holly
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Using the Thermaltake 120 RPG radiator fan.

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It got 2 plugs.

vocal tree
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o

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so you have a radiator with two fans?

chilly holly
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Already installed the radiator with 3 fans. Got 3 extra radiator fans, so I thought I could add more fans on the bottom.

vocal tree
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ah

chilly holly
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Tried it. RGP working bot fan not spinning.

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Guess I'll take it apart later, Thank you.

mighty stream
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Anyone have any experience with the snowblind case

lofty pewter
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I'd suggest making your own. The case is quite overpriced

sharp fox
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3d print your own case

pulsar basin
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I've considered trying to 3D print a case but I can't find a good ATX case model. Are there any online?

glacial needle
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3D printing a case is a bad idea cause of heat that some parts can generate and also most 3D printing material isnt strong. also a print of that scale would take weeks lol

glacial needle
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@lofty pewter is EVGA SuperNOVA G3 750w a good psu?

lofty pewter
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It's eh. I wouldnt get it

glacial needle
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recomendation for 650-750watt?

still blade
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Personally I'd suggest thermaltake smart 700w for $55 on amazon

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if you don't care on price there's definitely higher end units tho

tender root
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that does not mean it is a good unit. (that is not a judgement on the unit). Mind, this is a comment on recommending things based on the sample size of 1

still blade
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It also has all the ratings and reviews. Both technical breakdown its a solid unit, no issues with cooling or power delivery. And anecdotal evidence from hundreds of customers

tender root
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i have personally never used it. so i would not recommend it

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But i will happily admit that i dont recommend stuff i have not used myself

still blade
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Fair enough

glacial needle
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on naeds point, im literally using a psu that is amazing for me, apparently explodes for other people lol

still blade
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oh, the evga bronze series @glacial needle?

flat eagle
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@glacial needle I feel the same way with my mobo.

glacial needle
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no its an old thermaltake 850w bronze

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what mobo?

flat eagle
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gigabyte x570 gaming x

still blade
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eh, if it works and is 80+ rated and has no heat or ripple voltage issues

glacial needle
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as long as its not MSI ;P

still blade
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msi power supply?

glacial needle
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no mobo lol

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the psu thing is only an issue if you go over the wattage it produces, which is 850, which i will never hit

tender root
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and/or dont ever have a part that hits one of the corner cases that a given PSU is bad at

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that is why i personally really only use the higher end seasonic stuff, because i know how it will perform in all kinds of weird situations, and for me, that is worth the cost and then some

hasty delta
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The high end seasonic are amazing. If my my G2 ever fails or I need more than 850W for some reason that is what I will probably get.

tender root
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aye, "sadly" they also know what they want for them :)

lofty pewter
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@still blade I wouldnt say that TT Smart is that great. Esp when apparently lacking OTP and UVP by the looks of things. Probably also a sleeve bearing fan too

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bad crossloads can very, very, easily cause instability with anything consuming moderate amounts of power as that is usually group regulated stuff right there

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basically year 2000 tech

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not to mention that TT Smart 80+ tends to blow up significantly more then other PSUs

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Just as a note, never go by brand or random Amazon reviews for most things. They have no clue what actually makes up the product they buy. Simply put, TT Smart is pretty trash in comparison to many, many other competitors. Even ones at the same price as it

vocal talon
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what website is that?

still blade
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@lofty pewter you should double check which smart you're looking at bc the current series is the "quiet fan" which has sleeping on all the cables and as the name suggests a fan with better bearings.

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Also, what 700w are you finding at $55

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I'd really like to know

elfin trout
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You still really NEED OTP and UVP though. Any protection missing makes a PSU not really worth buying @still blade

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Also a possible bad fan and lacking OTP is a combo that could end up being the death of your system :p

still blade
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Ok, but you didn't even double check the unit

elfin trout
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All I need to know is that TT smart 80+ is tier D on the tier list

still blade
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Same old model

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Not one of the new ones

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If you're going to bash a psu at least do it right

elfin trout
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It says its a different platform on the conclusion page lol

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From anything below 730w

lofty pewter
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@still blade There are multiple smart series yes. However they all have extra prefixed/suffixes. Smart M for example. The one with none is the one I was talking about, and the one you also were talking about. If you're talking about a different one you need to specify the actual model name, not just part of it

still blade
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I linked it

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I don't know how much more specific you want

lofty pewter
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You sure a PSU model from 2012 is the current one? As the "current" smart sold on Amazon certainly doesn't look like this

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Not to mention that unit also has some loose voltage regulations and doesn't do crossload tests

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Voltage ripples are pretty damn high on 12v rail

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Also that one you linked has a sleeve bearing fan. Basically worse bearing you can get for modern computer fans

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Mainly has to do with low lifespan

grim estuary
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So, I want to get a new case sub $100. I was looking at the Corsair SPEC 06 case, anyone know much about it?

fluid flower
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nr600 or p300a

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p300a is $15 cheaper

mint terrace
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Whats a cube-form factor or smaller that can fit a full size psu

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Trying to swap from a h510 to something a lot smaller

tender root
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you want a 100% cube ?

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as in, equal on all sides?

mint terrace
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Doesnt have to be 100%

tender root
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or is a shoebox kinda shape okay?

mint terrace
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Yeah, at least a portable size

tender root
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node304

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there you go @mint terrace

mint terrace
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It can fit a full size psu right? Im using a evga 650w but dont remember the exact model

tender root
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the main constraint in that case is PSU length

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Power supply type
ATX (up to 160 mm in length)

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take a look at the pictures on the page, and you will see why that is

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but keep in mind, a fair amount of psu's are below that length

mint terrace
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Gotcha. Preciate the help!

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Ill take a look at my psu size

tender root
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it should be listed on the evga page

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dont trust the retailers listings

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go to the manufacturer page for that :)

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i am personally a big fan of the node304 case (sitting beside one now)

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nice and simple to build in, solid construction. and i like the design of it

mint terrace
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Woops psu is seasonic 🤦🏻‍♂️ confused it with my psu (its my gfs pc that im working on). Though that doesn't matter; its exactly 160mm in length, would that affect the cables though? Or is the case specs excluding that and has space

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@tender root

tender root
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which psu?

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@mint terrace

mint terrace
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Seasonic m12ii evo edition 520w

tender root
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question: where did you see that it is 160?

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because that is not true

mint terrace
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On the box itself

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I read 170 on the site just now

tender root
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its a 170mm unit according to their own site

mint terrace
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Hmm this is awkward then lol

mint terrace
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Its okay but yeah thats also where i read the 170

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Back to the drawing board i suppose

tender root
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break out a ruler :)

mint terrace
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It can be bigger than a shoebox haha

tender root
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and i will do the same here :)

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i have the case next to me afterall :)

mint terrace
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Alright one second

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A few mins* as i have to take apart a few things :p

tender root
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and i for the life of me cannot find my ruler

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let me just turn the case around here

mint terrace
tender root
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cables etc makes this a bit .. interesting :D

mint terrace
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Okie dokie

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Yeah, had to move around my cables haha

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Since the pc was already built

tender root
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because the current psu in there is listed as 150mm long

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need to figure out how much extra space is there etc

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okay

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it is as i kinda remembered, the 160 is the absolute hard limit IF you have a GPU that is long enough

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in my case, the GPU takes up almost the full length of the case

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so my psu HAD to be below 160mm

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@mint terrace the machine you are looking at currently, how long is the GPU?

mint terrace
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Hmmm i see

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Sorry was putting things back

tender root
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no rush :)

mint terrace
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Let me find the exact one i bought

tender root
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and nothing to be sorry about :)

mint terrace
tender root
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not happening

mint terrace
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Should we take this to the dm to prevent clutter?

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Yeah i figured haha

tender root
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nah, this is fine

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it is something other people can learn from :)

mint terrace
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Hence why i went the safer route with a cube

tender root
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in theory, IF you had what is known as a ITX gpu, it would not be a problem with your current PSU

mint terrace
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Since well everything fit in the h510, just need something smaller so the gf can carry it to other houses

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Yeah, i didnt know how sizing worked

tender root
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well, lets start from the top. what is the system actually ?

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board etc etc?

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a pcpart link is fine for me (if you have one)

mint terrace
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Its a mini itx. Ill make a pcpartpicker list if that makes it easier

tender root
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nah nah

mint terrace
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Yeah ill brb and make it

tender root
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no need

mint terrace
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O

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Okay

tender root
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you answered in a logical fashion with the detail that i needed

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meaning, you are not 100% new to this

mint terrace
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I do have to get a smaller cooler though

tender root
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which makes things way easier

mint terrace
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Yeah i never worked with small form factor builds, let alone a mini itx

tender root
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intel or amd board?

mint terrace
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Amd

tender root
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stock cooler is fine

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plenty fine

mint terrace
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Problem is i dont have one haha

tender root
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ah

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well, that should be easy to remedy

mint terrace
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My friend gave this cpu board and cooler for free

tender root
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you got a local computer store?

mint terrace
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The stock cooler he used in his dads build

tender root
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you know, one that builds machines?

mint terrace
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Nope, not where i live or almost anywhere in florida

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Wish we had a microcenter

tender root
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shame, because those guys are almost willing to give away the stock coolers

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because they are just useless for them

mint terrace
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I can ask this one dude who sells pcs on Facebook marketplace 😂

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One of those guys

tender root
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well, ofc depends on budget, but it could be a reasonable solution

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because the ATX psu ensures you wont be going into one of the actually small cases

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so, there is no real need for a special cooler either

mint terrace
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I was thinking of getting the noctua l9a

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Dont mind spending $40

tender root
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you planning on OC'ing at all?

mint terrace
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Nope

tender root
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or just for the silence?

mint terrace
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Just for the low profile to fit into smaller cases lol

tender root
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the LP part of it you dont actually need

mint terrace
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And for future builds if she plans on upgrading

tender root
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well, lets skip to the "hunting" part of this talk

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the case itself

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because that informs the rest of the choices :)

mint terrace
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Yeah haha

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I do have an interview tomorrow so gotta sum it up anyways :p

tender root
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aye aye

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i am going to have a look around and then throw a couple of links in here with mentions, so you can find them tomorrow/whenever

mint terrace
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Gotcha. Thanks naed! Time to hit the bed then 💀

tender root
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enjoy :)

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it fits the parts you have etc etc, i have checked.

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do be mindfull that it is the ITX and not the MATX version you find

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generally, the conclusion seems to be. Get a different PSU, it will open up more options for cases (IF going small-ish)

livid blade
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So my Rosewill challenger s has 2 areas for 120m fans on the bottom (obviously for the psu) but does anyone know why it’s dual length?

fluid ether
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Guyw should i take the corsair spev delta or the raid max neon

lofty pewter
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both have bad airflow, so neither

hushed yoke
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my case has 0 airflow and my temps are idle 30 on the cpu and idle 40 on the gpu with fans off, and ive never hit above 70 on either. Furthermore, i have my GPU vertical mounted with about a half centimeter of space from the glass

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anyways

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@fluid ether i would recommend the corsair spec delta

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corsair is a very nice brand

lofty pewter
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But, do you have your fans blasting at high RPM?

hushed yoke
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nope

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my pc is near silent

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and the rpms are low

lofty pewter
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at load?

hushed yoke
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yep

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ive ran MSI kombustor, temps are fine

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never got loud

lofty pewter
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find that hard to say when looking at what GN says

hushed yoke
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i can take a video if youd like 🙂

lofty pewter
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for comparing bad airflow cases

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I mean, hard to get what actual noise is too

hushed yoke
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its never gotten to the point where i notice a difference between idle and load

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its very quiet

lofty pewter
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I like my noise normalized perf numbers

outer violet
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Honestly I don't rely on GN for sound readings since realistically there's a lot more noise in my room than just my PC

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its helpful but i don't really mind noise much

hushed yoke
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pretty much any modern fan will be quiet imo

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some are louder than others, but most recent name brand ones are quiet

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i have 5 corsair ML120 rgb ones in my pc

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two of them on the AIO

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and 3 fans for my GPU

outer violet
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I just have the two fans that my h510 came with and honestly they're not terrible but they're a little noisy

vocal talon
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yeah but also a 1070 isn't gonna stess a case a ton

outer violet
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but i also sit with my pc next to me and they're but exhaust

lofty pewter
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I mean 40db noise normalized and looking at CPU temps, that is a wide spread from "no airflow" to "actual airflow"
edit: not noise normalized graph here. Me dumb dumb

vocal talon
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@outer violet set them to the lowest they can go, mine are pretty quiet at 500-540rpm

outer violet
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Yeah, I really should for idle

hushed yoke
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mine are near 1000rpm 🤔 but theyre silent

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wait

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not theyre not

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thats my pc being dumb

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alright

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theyre spinning at about 400rpm right now

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37 cpu, 50 gpu

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silent

lofty pewter
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idle temps tell little of what decent airflow is. A good torture test for a while to at least let the air inside the case to soak up the heat is where it is really at

hushed yoke
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whats a good torture test?

flat eagle
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key word, torture

outer violet
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not aboutta torture my own machine

hushed yoke
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also i dont see the point in torture tests, youre never going to realistically hit those temps

outer violet
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tbh

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lol

flat eagle
outer violet
#

yeah

hushed yoke
flat eagle
#

lots of people build gaming rigs and just play games

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not sit there and stare what their temps are.

lofty pewter
#

you want to know worst case scenario
get a 450w with a 3700x and 2080Ti, standard wattage during gaming would be close to 460w which a decent 450w can handle due to good overload perf

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despite max wattage that can be pulled is 565w

hushed yoke
#

...

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what?

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lol

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pc gonna go boom

lofty pewter
#

decent 450w wont

outer violet
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i need a new psu so badly lol

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cx550 really be out here though

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its been through a lot with me

lofty pewter
#

2012 or 2017 cx?

outer violet
#

i lied its actually just a cx500 lmao

hushed yoke
#

dang

outer violet
#

a fast boi

hushed yoke
#

the fans are hitting 2500 now

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i can def hear it now lol

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when the fans spin almost as fast as the pump

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:D

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hitting 26c on the cpu now

barren basin
#

My CPU is at 28c and my fan is only running at 1080RPM lol

hushed yoke
#

2500rpm or bust

barren basin
#

I am in Canada if i wanted my system to be cooler i just would open my window lol

hushed yoke
#

no

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2500rpm

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or ur pc trash

barren basin
#

and why would i want to make my fan move faster?

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If it is already very cool there is no point

outer violet
#

10000rpm or bust

hushed yoke
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because ecks

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2500rpm

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or bust

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everything else is garbage because i say so.

barren basin
#

I agree your cooler is garbage LOL

hushed yoke
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therefore my pc is good.

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because that is the only defining factor.

surreal magnet
#

pleb numbers

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my fans hit 3100rpm

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and my pump hits 4000

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damn, tf is my internet doing rn

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oof, my router is hott

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my fans hit 3100rpm

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oof, my router is hott

#

oof, my router is hott

#

oof, my router is hott

lofty pewter
#

oof, quadruple post

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oof, quadruple post

flat eagle
#

lol

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lol

lofty pewter
#

oof, quadruple post

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with also a double post

flat eagle
#

lol

lofty pewter
#

with also a double post

elfin trout
#

Lol

lofty pewter
#

with also a double post
or dear, quad post for me too

elfin trout
#

Lol

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Lol

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Lol

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Lol

#

Lol

fluid ether
#

@hushed yoke u sure i should go for the corsair

hushed yoke
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i like it

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corsair is a good brand

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and that case comes with a lot of fans

barren basin
#

Imagine if someone swore during all that they would of been kicked out so fast lol

surreal magnet
#

riiip

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would be fully

fluid ether
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@hushed yoke yeah 4 fans thats good

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But i think that the game max neon is more beautiful

hushed yoke
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then get the game max neon

ebon vault
mint terrace
#

@tender root got it 👍 thanks for the help!

fluid flower
#

is corsair cx probably the best cheap option?

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i'm trying to save a little

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i know psus aren't the place to save money

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but i'm hoping i can get a recommendation on a psu that's good and reliable but at a more budget friendly price

fluid ether
#

Guys the thermaltake v200?

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Is it a good case

fluid ether
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Yeah

candid moth
#

Its good, but theres better for similar pricw

fluid ether
#

Like??

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Do u hace any example?

candid moth
#

Well how does your whole build look

fluid ether
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Have*

candid moth
#

Because it depends

fluid ether
#

Tomahawk max b450

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Bq 600

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R5 3600

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Gtx 1070 ti

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This is my build

candid moth
#

Do you have a pcpp

fluid ether
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Pc part picker?

candid moth
#

Yes

fluid ether
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Yup

candid moth
fluid ether
#

?

candid moth
#

Go to that channel

fluid ether
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To ask for my case?

candid moth
#

Do you have a build already or are you about to build one

lofty pewter
#

@fluid flower CX is the cheapest that is good afaik. Pretty solid PSU

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@fluid ether you bought the PSU yet? If not then change it. Same with mobo. Tomahawk is overrated because everyone just looks at the VRMs and forgets about literally everything else that makes a mboo. Tomahawk has good VRMs, but the rest of the board is trash when compared to boards of the same price. $70 board with some good VRMs put on is what it is. Not a decent ~$116 board

naive garden
#

Cx for corsair?

plucky bough
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CX is a Corsair PSU @naive garden

still blade
#

Eh, tomahawk max is the best b450 board if you want to keep the platform and go to a 3900x down the road specifically bc of the vrms. Everything else in it seems standard to me. Wheres it deficient @lofty pewter?

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Last I looked there wasn't a worth while x470 or x570 that low in price, even on deal.

candid moth
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@still blade not rlly, the main selling point is just that its 3rd gen ready

still blade
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Uh

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Ok

candid moth
#

The aorus pro wifi or asus b450-f are better

still blade
#

Could you expand upon how

flat eagle
#

magic.

sharp fox
#

the magic of asus never lies

candid moth
sharp fox
#

magic.

tender root
#

@mint terrace you are very welcome :)

lofty pewter
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@still blade sound chip, M2 slots, amount of PCIe slots, WiFi, ethernet controller, how many of 12v/5v RGB headers, and USB ports; that is where the Tomahawk falls behind with boards of the same price.
Tomahawk is cheap. Also, Tomahawk/a pro are the only cheap boards that support an OCed 3900x yes. But once you spend what will probably be about $400 at the time of upgrade and $45 on cooling, that's a large investment to be worrying over whether you should or shouldn't be running on a super cheap board.

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If you compare actual mobo quality, it's equal to basically a $70 board, but has some decent VRMs on it, as I said before

still blade
#

Makes sense

subtle grotto
tender root
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budget @subtle grotto ?

subtle grotto
#

@tender root idk lol was trying to keep it under 1800 1900 and just got a $65 headset and had some tax so just a case under 100 probably

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Could go more but dont feel like case needs to be over 100

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The fractal design ones under 100 nice

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Maybe one with a glass side and possibly rgb fan on front not a biggie lol

tender root
#

then have a look at corsair stuff @subtle grotto

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there should be some for you there in that range

subtle grotto
#

Thanks

tender root
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not that i cannot suggest some, but it is you that has to look at it, so it is just easier for you to have a look yourself and decide what look you are willing to pay for

fluid flower
#

do y'all think a nr600 or p300a is better?

tender root
#

if that is a trade you are willing to make, then that is your choice.

fluid flower
#

uh apparently it doesnt have otp or whatever and apparently that's kinda essential

lofty pewter
#

@fluid flower loud, bad load regulation, no OTP, low hold up time, high inrush current, and decently high voltage ripple (close to max allowed spec, which is semi high)

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Also bad 3.3v transient response, but afaik that shouldnt matter as I'm pretty sure 3.3v is suppose to be pretty constant 24/7 more or less

fluid flower
#

@lofty pewter wow that's a lot of info idk

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thanks, guess i got nothing else but the cx

rich rain
#

thoughts on the EVGA 750GQ? currently looking at replacing my PSU after my Seasonic M12IIs died on me twice.

lofty pewter
#

@rich rain on mobile so can't look much rn. Iirc GQ is okay, but overpriced. Need to actually look into it tho before I can actually recommend it. As for M12 issues, most likely because it's group regulated. Group regulation causes lots of instability, and I'm fairly sure M12 is group regulated. All on memory tho, which sometimes isn't that good. So ye

rich rain
#

already mentioned the exact situation I had with the M12II on electronics. but yeah made a bad choice. couple of people recommending the GQ, despite the price

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and at this point I wouldn't mind a bit of a price increase

lofty pewter
#

Eh, compitition is quite decent in the PSU market. Spending an extra $15 on an overpriced model could end up making you give up on a decently better model

rich rain
#

it was either the EVGA GQ or the Corsair CX750M

lofty pewter
#

I wouldn't go 750w. If you're PC needs a 750w PSU, it'll be more then 2.5k (a 550w can handle a stock 3950x and 2080Ti, 650w is like OCed of that, 750w is like some sort of SLI)

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Your PSU price should be proportional to the PC price. So with a 2.5k PC, you should spend more then ~$70 on a PSU

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Oh also, CXM has coil whine. Non M, just CX, is good

rich rain
#

hmm so basically a 650w should suffice my build?

my setup btw is
Ryzen 5 2600X
Gigabyte B450M-DS3H mobo
Corsair Vengeance Pro RAM
Gigabyte RTX 2060S Gaming OC

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planning to upgrade the cpu at some point, and may get an m.2 as well

lofty pewter
#

I mean as a 550w can support a stock 3950x and 2080Ti, Or an OCed 3700x and OCed 2080Ti

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But 650w is fine, yeah

rich rain
#

if that's the case, then I guess I can go a step lower. though isn't it a thing where overtime, the capacity of a PSU degrades?

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or is that just false?

vocal tree
#

Sounds like a myth

rich rain
#

i was guessing the same, since I've had the VS650 for well over a year, and it's still doing fine

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(even though i did abuse it to shite before I got a better setup)

lofty pewter
#

It can. Tho there are a lot of factors to it

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It'd take quite a few years before anything noticeable would happen

plucky creek
#

is the corsair 275r a good case?

candid moth
#

Yeah pretty good airflow

plucky creek
#

im not sure if i should get that one or the silent base 801

minor leaf
candid moth
#

@minor leaf yes

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But has that all been purchased

minor leaf
#

I purchased the case but not the MoBo

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I just really like the case

candid moth
#

🤦‍♂️

minor leaf
#

🙃

candid moth
#

But... its not a very good case

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What your whole build look like

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(Pcpartpicker?)

minor leaf
#

yeah one sec....

candid moth
#

Yes one sec

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Too late for case, @shanks#3382

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@shanks#3382

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Hm

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It doesnt @ u

minor leaf
#

yeah, too late for case. It was one of the first things I purchased. Aesthetically, it's pleasing to me.

candid moth
#

What else have u bought

minor leaf
#

What are your thoughts?

#

I literally just bought all the parts in that list except mobo

#

😬

candid moth
#

GAAAAAAAAAAA

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Ok

#

Well I can still save you

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Buy a b450 instead

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Dont worry about bios

minor leaf
#

I'll look into it but WiFi is mandatory for me...

minor leaf
#

Okay, thanks. I'm kinda wishing I got advice from here in the first place. But I was getting input and recs from two people.

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Two others that have built their PCs....

tender root
#

@minor leaf please know this, IF you are in doubt, ask one of the techies (the people that are yellow like myself) for confirmation. we are happy to help

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just remember, we are located around the globe, so we might not respond instantly :)

candid moth
#

@lofty pewter it has been since yesterday

lofty pewter
#

Hope it stays in stock. Bitfenix Whisper M/Formula Gold were the best bang for buck before the multi month shortage

tender root
#

@lofty pewter no rush, but want to explain why that PSU has you in need of new pants?

vocal tree
#

Naed, you are blue?

tender root
#

would seem so

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dont know why

lofty pewter
#

@tender root tis is a great quality PSU for the price. Bit better then RMx and AMP and has that nice multi rail goodness. Taking a look at the Bitfenix Forumla Gold side (non modular, same as whisper) they have a 750w PSU I can actually recommend at about $96 or so. I use to deem Bitfenix the best in the value in almost highest end perf (can't compete with say the AXi or something tho). To give LTT Tier list perspective, it's an A+ PSU for the price on an A

tender root
#

fair enough, cheers for the info @lofty pewter

lofty pewter
#

Yeah. Bit of backstory. They basically died off for many months and I was sad to see them go as they were one of the go to choices for my recommendations.

tender root
#

aye, understandable

fluid flower
#

@lofty pewter where's a link that says cxm isn't otp?

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i was saying how cxm doesn't have otp or whatever while cx does and apparently cxm does or smth

lofty pewter
#

2012 CXM doesn't. 2015 does. Tho 2015 CXM has coil whine so it should generally be avoided despite having all the protections @fluid flower

fluid flower
#

ah ok

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thank you

surreal magnet
#

i would say so, its a good lookin case too

plucky bough
#

It’s a M-ATX case by the way

candid moth
#

Its pretty, but also pretty overpriced @scenic lance

devout cairn
#

I want to get a card that is recommended to run with a 650 Watt PSU but I have a 600 Watt PSU with 80+ certification. When I did some rough calculations I got around a total power system usage of 558 Watts with the GPU that I want. Do you think that would be enough leg room to work with the PSU, or do I have to adhere to what the manufacture is saying and a get a 650 Watt rated power supply? By the way, the card is a ASUS ROG STRIX RTX 2070 Super.

tender root
#

@devout cairn that is a worst case scenario for a 2070 super

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and that is with one of the highest wattage consumer cpus on market (i9-9900k@5ghz)

devout cairn
#

wow

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thats great because I run a 2700x currently

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my guess is that I could buy it, correct?

tender root
#

yes, it should work

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check your connectors

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the pci-e power ones

fluid flower
#

@lofty pewter what do you think of the evga bd 500? it’s on the same tier as a cx but i was just wondering since it’s cheaper and not bad

lofty pewter
#

@fluid flower you mean GD, not BD I assume? Anyways, GD has lots of models and standard US one isnt that good

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Have to do a lot of comparing part # to find a good GD, also probably outsource from uncommon sellers

fluid flower
#

so this one's probably not as good a cx i suppose?

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@lofty pewter yea i meant gd sorry

lofty pewter
#

Yeah it's V1, 2019/18 or smth. No real reviews however it's missing a protection and has a sleeve bearing fan (cheapest bearing, lowest lifespan and doesnt make a good impression)

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The good one afaik is 2017 and maybe V7 (could be the same model tbh, idk all the model numbers for it)

candid moth
#

I have a weird loop in a front panel connector

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Nope

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It was the headset

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Switched and it works

#

🤷‍♂️

hushed yoke
#

id go for a 850w 80+ gold

#

he would be horribly wrong

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lol

#

@scenic lance

#

150 is nowhere near enough to power all that

lofty pewter
#

@scenic lance unless OC then 550w. With a good 550w PSU you can run a 3950x and a 2080Ti stock realistically. 145w (CPU) + 375w (GPU) + 70w (rest of system) = 590w. Any decent 550w PSU can run at 590w no problem as most of the decent ones can support at least up to 10% overload (550 * 10% = 600w). Tho if you want to go nicely high then 650w. Bitfenix Whisper M 650w is what I'd recommend if you're a US civilian. If not then availability changes for what the best PSU to buy is at a price point

still blade
#

Wut

elfin trout
#

Do not question which you are not meant to understand, puny mortal

Jk

sharp fox
#

We are all mortals

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Except me

surreal magnet
#

🥚

elfin trout
#

TD500 or H500 or MC500? all coolermaster

drifting sonnet
#

are you unsure based on room or aesthetics

elfin trout
#

Room doesn't matter too much, aesthetics matter slightly

drifting sonnet
#

I say TD500

elfin trout
#

and if it had to be between MC500 and H500?

drifting sonnet
#

H500

elfin trout
#

alright

#

Still thinking if I want to be moving my PC around

sharp fox
#

MINECRAFT 500??

drifting sonnet
#

no

sharp fox
#

Darn

elfin trout
#

like

#

to school

drifting sonnet
#

The TD and the H are quite similar tbh, but i don't like the MC

sharp fox
#

Move ur pc to school?

elfin trout
#

it'll be like one trip a month or less

sharp fox
#

Why move it to school?

elfin trout
#

boarding school

sharp fox
#

Ohh

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I see

#

That is where a laptop is nice

elfin trout
#

yea but

sharp fox
#

Expensive

elfin trout
#

you think I can just grab like 2000$ out of my rear end?

sharp fox
#

Lmao

#

Is it a boarding school in Russia?!?

elfin trout
#

no

sharp fox
#

Darn it

smoky sluice
#

Hi, anyone has a link to a good covered review (either written or in video) of the corsair CORSAIR_RGB 500D RGB CORSAIR_RGB ?
Is on "sale" today at a local store in my city (GDL, Mexico) at ~ $230 USD after taxes, which is a little more of what I was expecting to spend in my next case (~180), it looks good but I want to be sure is worth it

smoky sluice
#

thanks

nimble shell
#

Hi

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Anybody on?

#

I am planning for R7 3700x, 2070 super, 16 GB corsair vengeance rgb, Tuf x570 and 860 Evo. Is 650 watts psu enough for me or should I go for 750 watts? I am not doing Sli. Might do slight overclocking in future though.

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Suggestions please

lofty pewter
#

550w is fine, 650w is more then enough

#

As a note for stock, you can run a 3950x and 2080Ti on a 550w. So an adequately OCed 3700x and 2070S wont be a whole lot

misty crest
#

550w would be pushing it imo. Id go 750 min.

candid moth
#

@misty crest no its not

#

Read heis post

sharp fox
#

Well if you get a good 550w it shouldn’t be a problem

candid moth
#

Exactly

nimble shell
#

Thank you gentlemen

lofty pewter
#

@misty crest A good PSU can supply upto 10% overload (110% total power) very easily, maintaining their already good voltage regulation/ripple, transient response, and noise. So a good 550w PSU can supply upto a sustained 600w easily with a peak of a bit higher. A 3950x stock takes 145w peak, 2080Ti stock is 375w peak, and rest of system is 70w sustained/peak. That is a total of 590w peak, not even sustained. It'd be more like 560w sustained in a hard workload (and lower in gaming). So even the peak power consumption of the PC would stay below the true max sustained power consumption of a good 550w.

vague hatch
#

Before anyone asks, no, i did not but that corsair cx550. Plans fell through

elfin trout
#

seems good from that review, but maybe someone else has more information

candid moth
#

@fickle hawk I saw your reddit post, a LOT of upvotes lol

light wyvern
#

Good case or should I go for a atx one

smoky sluice
candid moth
#

@smoky sluice with fans?

surreal magnet
#

Beeg case

#

Like this yosh

smoky sluice
#

@candid moth yes, just finished changing everything

fluid flower
#

hi guys

#

so i’m about to order my psu

#

but i think 450w is a bit little

#

if i upgrade in the future

elfin trout
#

What's your build

fluid flower
#

2600x+1660super

#

was thinking bitfenix formula gold for $60

#

450w

#

how long should a psu be used for?

#

3 years?

#

cause if i upgrade i’m sure 450w probably won’t be enough

elfin trout
#

Well tdp tends to stay the same or similar

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Maybe a 550w

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That has you covered for anything

fluid flower
#

but shouldn’t 450w be enough for the time being

elfin trout
#

I thought you were implying that you want to upgrade to better in the future?

fluid flower
#

cause like

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nvm

#

psu comes with 5 year warranty so i’m using it for 5 years

#

guess i’m getting the 550w

candid moth
#

?

#

Do you mean it has argb and rgb? @limpid knoll

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if so, its fine

limpid knoll
#

This is my case. Idk if I should stick to stock config. And buy a Corsair 120mm RGB fan for exhaust or have 2×120mm intake and a 120mm for exhaust

#

@candid moth

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It says argb stock fans so idk if I'll be able to plug in RGB fans

#

This fan for exhaust

candid moth
#

Dont get corsair fans they overpriced

sharp fox
#

Noctua ftw

elfin trout
#

^

candid moth
#

^

#

Wait, is lower cfm better?

lofty pewter
#

@fluid flower don't remember the connectors on the 450w formula gold, but that is something to keep in mind. I know CX for example you only have one 6+2 pin on 450w but two on 550w+. Only one connector is quite limiting

#

But formula gold is a great choice quality wise tho

fluid flower
#

ok, great

#

thank you

vocal talon
#

@candid moth iirc cfm is cubic feet a minute, so for most use cases higher is better

lofty pewter
#

Also CFM is measured differently by different manufacturers

vocal talon
#

for case fans

lofty pewter
#

Just like TDP

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So it's useless to compare from manufacturer to manufacturer

indigo relic
#

Bruh imagine trying to ping everyone

vocal talon
#

its fine, but you're overspending on the ram+cpu cooler for looks

#

and just drop the 860 evo for another sabrent rocket its faster for less

lofty pewter
vocal talon
#

yuh

#

tried to keep the parts and just make it cheaper for same performance

winged geyser
#

@lofty pewter Ventus cooler is utter garbage, that ram sucks, as do the case and SSD

#

I mean, neither of those PCs are particularily appealing

#

as similar performance can be had for MUCh cheaper

lofty pewter
#

@winged geyser
"RAM sucks" - lol, 3600 CL16 sucks? What world you in
"SSD sucks" - Hmm, SSD has a good controller, NAND type, DRAM cache, and average firmware. AKA a normal NVMe
"case sucks" - not really, provides okay airflow and has a glass side panel. Also note that looks is subjective, so good for you
"GPU cooler sucks" - Find me a GPU that isnt overpriced and is white/silver. glhf

winged geyser
#

3600 C16 is CJR, and that kit has bad primaries, you can probably get soem B die for that price.
Case should nto be considered for a PC of this caliber IMO, unless you add fans to run in negaitve pressire

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SSD uses SM2262

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and has some decent cache

lofty pewter
#

Would like to see 32gb b die for $160

winged geyser
#

No, not fot 160. you can get it for 200ish but a 2x2k pc can afford that

lofty pewter
#

So, now that you suddenly say it's more expensive that that Im keeping things to a budget, are you going to complain more?

winged geyser
#

anyways, SM2262 can also be found on the EX920, which is from a better brand which has better support, while having a longer warranty

lofty pewter
#

"better brand"

winged geyser
#

yes

lofty pewter
#

You havent looked into HP customer support I guess

winged geyser
#

I have

#

I have had to deal with it for a client

#

lol

lofty pewter
#

On average, they arent good

#

It seems to be quite known when looking around at HP

#

I mean I have the EX920 myself, it's good

winged geyser
#

yeah, on their prebuit stuff

#

I dont know what to be true with their SSDs

#

their laptop and PC support is utter trash

lofty pewter
#

No, lot of reviews on the EX920 even complaining about customer support

winged geyser
#

hmm

#

strange

#

anyways, theres also the ex950 which uses SM2258EN, which would be better but it costs a tad bit more

#

that board is good, I'll say that outright, but you could also consider the Aorus elite

lofty pewter
#

Eh, afaik there is like only $40 to spare until budget is reached

winged geyser
#

back to the ram, I havent been following prices lately but im sure there is Rev E or other CJR with better primaries and subs for similar price

#

Case I would personally try and fir a P400A white, or if white isnt a must-have a P300A mesh

#

Whisper M is great, no complaints there

lofty pewter
#

cheapest 32gb RAM kit is $125, so idk

winged geyser
#

Mugen 5 is also good, but honestly PBO doesnt benefit from temps if you know hwo to configer clocks and scalars properly

#

yeah, but that 125 is liekly MFR or DJR

lofty pewter
#

not much room for getting quality stuff on the cheap side

winged geyser
#

I dont see why the 3900x is there

#

this seems like a gaming build

#

and theres almost no performance uplift from a 3800x or even a 3600.3700x if you know how to configure them properly

lofty pewter
#

The user didnt specify what the build was, just gave a build and asked if it was good

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I seen a lot of money spent on looks, so I moved it over a bit

winged geyser
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I mean, lemme make a list. Mine will liekly be performance oriented but alas

lofty pewter
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but the user seemed to go for a silver/white build

winged geyser
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Yeah, but im just gonna make a banging 2.1k build

lofty pewter
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thus the "poor" GPU choice

winged geyser
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you put it in quotes but Ventus 2080ti model has VRM cooling issues

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and just overall thermal issues due to insufiicient size and bad mountin pressure

lofty pewter
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no no. I meant that it was poor in quality, but in the situation there really isnt anything beter

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unless FE is better, but that is like $80 more I think

winged geyser
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Fe is better

lofty pewter
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Should also note that if you can find b die for cheap, you'd best have it stock 3600 speeds with timings already set correctly. Dont think this user is tech savy

winged geyser
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turns out EX950 2tb is only 30$ more

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definitely worth it

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best B die I have found is the Team Dark pros

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mega cheap, best heatsink on the market, great bins and all round a pleasure to use

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and stock XMP prodile is decent

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could use soem tuning but alas

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you know what

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im idtching the 2.1k build

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that pricepoint has some really stupid PCs

lofty pewter
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lol, going for cheaper or more expensive?

winged geyser
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cheaper

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something high end

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but not a waste

lofty pewter
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Tho, you are still assuming it's just a gaming build

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which it may not be

winged geyser
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Imma make 3

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all round, gaming and compute oriented

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there

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I'm bored of high end gaming machines, I build them for customers and then they pair them with a 240hz TN panel

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and I just want to die

lofty pewter
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why tomahawk max?
bad sound chip, ethernet controller, slightly less USB ports, only one M2 slot, and no WiFi for boards at the same price

winged geyser
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wym same price

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same price as what

lofty pewter
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Say b450 TUF Pro or Aorus Pro WiFi

winged geyser
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32mb bios chip

lofty pewter
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They still support the CPUs afaik

winged geyser
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better VRM solution and better choke cooling

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it supports it

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but with a watered down Bios

lofty pewter
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but again, better VRM for the cost of everything I said above

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It's a $70 board with decent VRMs

winged geyser
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I'd take the VRMs honestly, wifi doesnt matter for most gamers

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I agree, it is a 70$ board

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its just a lot of people hate when I puit cheaper boards

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like the Gaming pLus

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or A pro

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which have same VRMs (albeit worse cooling)

lofty pewter
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M2 slot and sound chip I'd take. If you're getting an 3900x/3950x, Prime P is only $30 more

winged geyser
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but "look worse"

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fair point with the prime P

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List amended

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A pro max used to be 80$

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was a spam buy

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its up to 100 now so I rarely recommend it

lofty pewter
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Also note for SSD, Lexar NS200

winged geyser
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slower Dram

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but same controller

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I know

lofty pewter
winged geyser
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but since this is a gamer oriented system the plan was to basically have it set up StoreMI so it could theoreteically have near-ssd gaming performance while having higher capacity

lofty pewter
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Curios as to what it is, unless you like looking at reviews

winged geyser
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I just have it all in my brain from random reviews

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its taken a few months to amass it all

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but its all locked up in my head

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that is a nice source though

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I will bookmark it

lofty pewter
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$4.7 if you use newegg

winged geyser
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that looks like the old Formula gold but ok

ornate jay
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is MLC two layer?

winged geyser
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3

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2-3

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depends

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who

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TLC is 3

ornate jay
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970 Pro

winged geyser
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MLC is 2

ornate jay
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ok

minor portalBOT
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Arshia#9092 has been warned

Reason: Bad word usage

winged geyser
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but samsung is dumb

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so they ahve "3 bit MLC"

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but uhh

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their pro line is 2 bit MLC

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either way

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bad drives

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most cerainly not worth it

ornate jay
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what's a good drive?

winged geyser
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How much is the 970 pro?

ornate jay
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$220 CAD

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$180 USD

winged geyser
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for how much?

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512gb?

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or 1tb

ornate jay
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512

lofty pewter
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that's an oof

winged geyser
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you can get 1tb for 120ish cad

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so uhhhhhh

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unless you NEED the read write endurance of MLC

ornate jay
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damn

winged geyser
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its not worth

ornate jay
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what brand

formal crystal
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is corsiar spec 02 worth it

lofty pewter
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It's a case made from Corsair back when they werent horrible at making cases

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It's worth probably like ~$45

winged geyser
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heres the thing with corsair cases

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they almost all suck

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they almost all have bad cable management room

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they are almost all pretty cheap in quality

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almost if not every single one is dub-par in terms of airflow

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they dont have an specifically appealing features

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so no

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the only market where corsair products are decent is PSUs

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their fans are overpriced, their ram bin system is stupid at best and often leads to low quality products

vague hatch
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So what is a good case?